# Fundamentals quiz

https://www.sanity.io/learn/course/content-driven-web-application-foundations/fundamentals-quiz.md

A quick test of everything you've learned through this course.

With the skills learned in this course, you can now build and deploy content-editable applications that serve three user groups that are impacted by the work we do:

* **Developers** can now collaboratively code, deploy, and repeat.
* **Authors** can now collaboratively write, publish, and repeat.
* **End users** can now consume content and act on it.

Here are a few quiz questions designed to reinforce what you've learned.

**Question:** What is the purpose of using Sanity and Next.js?

1. To create a content-editable application for end users and authors
2. To ensure we're on the cutting edge
3. To generate TypeScript types
4. To make a website



**Question:** Which command creates a new Sanity project inside a Next.js application

1. npm install sanity
2. next init
3. sanity init
4. yarn add sanity



**Question:** What enables route-level fetching in async components?

1. React Query
2. React Server Components
3. Sanity Client
4. Promises



**Question:** What is the purpose of using Git in a development workflow?

1. Deploying the application to Vercel
2. Collaboration with developer team members
3. Creating preview builds from branches
4. All of the above



**Question:** Why use the Next.js Image component?

1. To silence eslint warnings
2. Improved performance and optimization
3. You can't display images without it
4. GIF support



**Question:** What format does the Portable Text editor write?

1. Markdown
2. HTML
3. Portable Text
4. Textile



**Question:** What is the purpose of the PortableText React component?

1. To convert Portable Text to MDX
2. To author Portable Text
3. To serialize Portable Text into components
4. To query Portable Text



**Question:** How are TypeScript types generated from schema and queries?

1. Sanity Studio
2. Sanity TypeGen
3. Sanity Manage
4. GROQ



## What's next?

With the fundamentals finished, it's time to make the rendering and editing experience even more robust by completing the following courses in this track.